Amitayus Thangka – The Trinity of Longevity – Boundless Life & Vitality

Specifications

• Dimensions & Origin:

  • The canvas measures 65 x 90 cm.

  • It was masterfully painted in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal.

• Materials Used:

  • We use crushed mineral pigments and pure 24K Gold.

  • These natural elements carry the earth's own energy.

• Artistic Style:

  • This piece follows the elegant Menri tradition.

  • It features a lush, earth-like landscape.

• Framing & Type:

  • This is an original, unframed cotton canvas.

  • It is ready for the frame of your choice.

Iconography & Sacred Assembly

This painting depicts the Tse-Lha Nam-Sum, the Trinity of Longevity. They work together to extend life and increase merit.

Central Figure – Amitayus (The Buddha of Infinite Life)

Amitayus sits in the center, glowing with a ruby-red hue. He represents the pure essence of vitality and health.

• Gesture:

  • His hands rest in the meditation mudra.

  • They hold a golden vase brimming with the nectar of immortality.

• Symbolism:

  • The vase is topped with an Ashoka tree branch.

  • This symbolizes a life without sorrow.

  • It promises a life free from spiritual death.

• Presence:

  • His red color magnetizes positive energy.

  • It revitalizes the life force that stress steals away.

Top Realm – The Five Dhyani Buddhas

A majestic arc of five Buddhas crowns the top of the canvas.

• The Assembly:

  • Vairochana, Akshobhya, Ratnasambhava, Amitabha, and Amoghasiddhi preside here.

  • They represent the purification of the five negative emotions.

• Significance:

  • They transform anger, pride, and ignorance into wisdom.

  • This shows that true long life requires a healthy mind.

Lower Realm – The Sisters of Healing

Two powerful female deities support the central figure.

• White Tara (Lower Right):

  • She is the swift mother of healing.

  • You can spot her seven eyes (hands, feet, and forehead).

  • She sees suffering in every corner of the world and tries to heal it instantly.

• Ushnishavijaya (Lower Left):

  • She is the victorious "Namgyalma" with three faces.

  • She purifies negative karma that shortens our lifespan.

  • She protects us from physical dangers and accidents.

Sacred Background & Landscape

The deities are grounded in a beautiful, natural setting.

• Visual Style:

  • The Menri style uses soft green hills and blue waters.

  • It looks like a pristine earth paradise.

• Symbolism:

  • The verdant landscape represents growth and abundance.

  • Life flourishes here without struggle.

• Spiritual Meaning:

  • Nature here reflects inner peace.

  • It invites your mind to rest and recover.

Artisan Mastery

This piece is a testament to patience and precision.

• Technique:

  • The artist applied the red vermilion pigment in thin, even layers.

  • This creates a strong, glowing effect.

• Detail:

  • The gold lines on the robes are incredibly fine.

  • They require a steady hand and years of training.

• Spirit:

  • This was painted with a wish for the viewer's health.

  • It carries a blessing in every brushstroke.

Spiritual Application

This Thangka is a daily source of renewal.

• Heart Mantra:

  • Chant Om Amarani Jivan Tiye Svaha in its presence.

  • This invokes the energy of Amitayus. It strengthens your life force.

• Meditation:

  • Visualize red light filling your body from the vase.

  • Feel it repairing every cell.

  • Feel your fatigue dissolving into the earth.

• Purpose:

  • Use this art to create a healing sanctuary.

  • It is perfect for those recovering from illness.

  • It is a shield for the elderly.

Why Choose This Amitayus Thangka

Sacred art is an investment in your well-being.

• Gift of Life:

  • This is the ultimate gift for parents or elders.

  • It expresses your deepest wish for their long life.

• Daily Vitality:

  • Modern life drains us.

  • This image refills your cup.

  • It reminds you that your life is precious and sacred.

• Complete Protection:

  • You get the combined power of three deities.

  • Amitayus extends life, Tara heals illness, and Namgyalma removes obstacles.